With the announcement of Amazon’s purchase of Whole Foods, I immediately called up Peter Grubbe to get this interview. Hear what our thoughts and speculations of what the Whole Foods deal will mean for the farmer, consumer, and the future of food.
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Podcast 08: Matt Biell – Idle Hour Maple Syrup | Interview
Today we’ll be talking with Matt Biell, founder of Idle Hour Maple Syrup. We’ll be talking about how Maple Syrup is made, what are the different grades of Syrup and what makes it all Organic. For a list of the farmer’s markets that Idle Hour Maple attends, click this link that will take you to […]
Podcast 07: Perry Brown – Micheal Fields Agricultural Institute | Interview
Today’s guest is Perry Brown, the executive director of Micheal Fields Agricultural Institute. He’s done a little bit of everything in his agrarian career and today he’ll talk with us about what got him involved in Sustainable agriculture, the importance of cover crops on any farm and what Micheal Fields has coming in the new […]
Podcast 06: Kevin Ellis – ATTRA | Interview
Our guest today is Kevin Ellis a poultry specialist from ATTRA and a friend. Together we’ll talk about how he started in agriculture, sustainable poultry production and why chickens need methionine in their diets.
VIDEO: Woodstock Farmers Market | Field Notes
It was a great weekend to get out and see what was going on at the Woodstock Farmers Market. Watch the video to see what exciting things we learned.
VIDEO: The Farm That Was Rome | Plowing Through History
In the latest installment of Plowing Through History, we look at ancient Rome and the role its agriculture had in making it the Empire it became.
VIDEO: Field Notes | Middlebury Farms
Not only did we have the chance to interview Peter Grubbe on our Podcast, we also got a tour of his operation.
Podcast 05: Peter Grubbe – Middlebury Farms | Interview
Today’s guest is Peter Grubbe, a good friend and a great farmer. Today we’ll talk about what got him interested in farming, how he choses the vegetables he raises, why he decided to be certified Organic, and even critique modern agriculture a bit. If it sounds different than usual that’s because we tried our first […]
Podcast 04: Scott Hasselmann | Interview
Today’s guest is Scott Hasselmann of Hasselmann Family farms. Their farm is an 80 Acre diversified crop and livestock operation that sells all their products direct to market. We’ll talk about pastoral agriculture, making your own livestock feed, and the local community and more. Links: Hasselmann Family Farms: http://hasselmannfarm.com/ https://www.facebook.com/HasselmannFamilyFarm/ You can listen to the Podcast […]